Palm Springs Art Museum to Deaccession $2.5 M. Helen Frankenthaler at Sotheby’s
Loosened industry guidelines have led some museums to part ways with key works.
Helen Frankenthaler
More Than 50 Years After Representing the United States, Helen Frankenthaler Returns to Venice
John Elderfield has helmed the show, bringing together 14 works spanning four decades of the artist's career.
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Color in Landscape
As Sam Gilliam's work has gained ever greater recognition, his story has often been characterized as a comeback (though he never left) or a rediscovery (though he wasn't lost).
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Grace and Will: An Excerpt from Mary Gabriel’s New Book ‘Ninth Street Women’ on Painter Grace Hartigan and Art Market Changes in the 1950s
The book, published by Little Brown, recounts female artists' unbending ambitions and the evolution of an economy in which their work has been undervalued.
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Auction Records for Helen Frankenthaler, Joan Mitchell Could Fall at Christie’s Evening Sale in November
The markets for both artists have been heating up recently.
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Moving Targets
Collaboration and community have been central to L.A. painter Laura Owens's practice since the 1990s, though she now stands in the center of debates about the role of artists in gentrifying cities.
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Douglas Dreishpoon Hired as Director of Helen Frankenthaler Catalogue Raisonné
There's nothing like a little bit of catalogue raisonné news to lift one’s spirits, with the promise it offers of intense scholarship on an artist's complete works and a luxurious tome devoted to the…
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A Private Passion Goes Public: Stanford’s Anderson Collection
Stanford University, a hub of innovative entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley and the origin of the "sharing economy" (think Uber and Airbnb), is now home to a magnificent example of art sharing. The…
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Remembering James Redford, a Sundance Son
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Don’t Show Your Dick On Work Zoom
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Barkley, Curry, Manning and Mickelson’s ‘The Match 3’ Will Benefit HBCUs
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